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photon Synonyms

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A massless elementary particle that serves as the fundamental quantum of electromagnetic radiation (including visible light) and the force carrier for the electromagnetic force, traveling in a vacuum at the speed of light.

Usage Example

"When an electron drops to a lower energy orbit within an atom, it emits a single light quantum of light with a specific wavelength."

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